EHRs
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The Department of Veterans Affairs launched a new interoperability system that allows providers to access longitudinal patient records in a single platform for a more comprehensive view of the patient's health history.
SSM Health will merge its EHR with documentation systems that local EMS agencies use to share patient data more quickly both inside and outside of the health system's facilities in Wisconsin.
HHS published its final health IT interoperability rules in the Federal Register, both taking effect June 30.
San Antonio-based University Health System decided to move forward with its Epic EHR implementation after a two-month delay, according to the San Antonio Express-News.
Tejal Vakharia on June 22 became Allscripts' senior vice president and general counsel.
Over the past three months, Verona, Wis.-based Epic CEO Judy Faulkner's net worth has been up and down, according to a Citizen Action of Wisconsin report.
The Department of Veterans Affairs' 2021 budget may allocate a 12 percent increase in funding for IT modernization, including $1.1 billion more for its $16 billion Cerner EHR implementation, Fedscoop reports.
Oklahoma University Medicine and its academic partner University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center tapped Optimum Healthcare IT to provide implementation support for its $200 million Epic EHR rollout.
Epic has had a busy June that has included virtual implementations, new contracts and a partnership with a large payer.
Thirty-six hospitals and health systems that have taken steps to implement a new EHR or have already gone live on a new system in 2020.